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Showing 71 - 80 of 142 resultsI have purchased tickets online but have not received a confirmation e-mail. Does this mean my purchase has not gone through?
Possibly, first please check your e-mail address is correctly registered with us. If this is registered incorrectly no confirmation e-mail would have been. If your e-mail address is correctly registered with us please call 800 966 so we can check your booking.
I have been asked for a CV2/CVC number. What is this?
This is the last 3 digits of the number next to the signature strip on the back of the credit card.
I am registered with the online booking but am unable to login. What should I do?
First check that you are using the correct username and password. Alternatively, you can click on Forgot Your Password link and follow the steps.
If you are still experiencing problems please contact us by calling 800 966
How do I buy a ticket online?
1. Go to the main page click on Book Tickets, then Buy Tickets.
2. Select the desired tickets and quantity by adding them to the cart.
3. Login, register, or proceed as a guest. If you already have an account from a previous booking use this to log in. If not, click register for registering.
4. Proceed to Checkout, where Your credit card details are needed
5. You will receive an email notification with all the purchase details once payment is processed successfully
I want to book for shows/tickets but I cannot find them on the online ticketing portal. How can I book those tickets?
There are shows that are not sold online. You can either purchase the ticket at Al Ain Zoo’s Main Entrance or booking through Al Ain Zoo’s call center at 800 966
How long is the purchased online ticket valid for?
The purchased online ticket is valid for 30 days from date of purchase. The ticket will be invalid and will not be refunded if expired.

Jaguar
Fact: Jaguar jaws are so powerful they can crush the skull of an animal with one bite. Habitat: Rainforest, grassland and dry woodland. Threats: Hunting and habitat loss. Range: Americas. Additional information: Similar in appearance to the leopard, the jaguar is much heavier and more muscular with

Gemsbok
Fact: Adapted to desert conditions, they can go without water for long periods of time attaining all their moisture from the plants they eat. Habitat: Open scrubland, stony plains, dunes and rocky mountain areas. Threats: Hunting for meat, skins and as trophies. Overgrazing by livestock and habitat

Chimpanzee
Fact: Very closely related to humans, sharing 98 percent of the same DNA. Habitat: Woodland forests, mixed forests, savanna woodlands. Threats: Habitat destruction and degradation; poaching; disease transmission from humans. Range: Tropical Africa. Additional Information: Despite the many

Leptien’s Spinytailed Lizard
Fact: Known locally as “dhubs”. These are primarily herbivores, eating shrubs and other plant material. Habitat: Desert habitat with firm sand, soil or soft rock substrates. Threats: Habitat loss due to encroaching development. Range: Eastern UAE, Jebel Ali, Al Ain, Oman. Additional Information